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Memo to Mitt Romney: Prospective Presidential GOP candidate 2012. Mr. Romney: Once again you distort the truth. The incident in China where the Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng at first sought refuge in the US embassy and then after six days when US officials conveyed an apparent Chinese threat of retribution to his family Chen Continue reading Romney’s Distortion I am saddened that a rogue soldier killed so many innocents in Afghanistan. It was wrong and justice will balance his egregious action. As a human being I am appalled that the culture of Afghanistan and in particular the Taliban demand revenge and will slaughter other innocent people to avenge the killings by Continue reading A rogue soldier A tragedy the magnitude of 9/11, the continuing wars and subsequent deaths of our young in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the economic hardship of high prices can force a tolerant democracy into a society of contentious non-compromising ideologues. Uncompromising passionate certainties, wherever you find them, in politics, in business, in our neighborhoods and even Continue reading A Reminder of US 9:35 PM Monday
Very Interesting: After President Obama addressed the nation on the debt ceiling debate in Washington and Speaker Boehner countered with remarks. I tried to reach my two New York State US Senators. I could not. The government website for an email contact was down. Here’s the Continue reading Extra! I know that within every age and in every dictatorial, democratic, oligarchy, kingdom, monarchy and theocracy societies there are individuals who will group together for cruelty and torture. I am ashamed that this is true anywhere in the world in this day and age, but especially from citizens of my country. Word is now Continue reading Shame
Good Morning or Afternoon or Evening, whenever you are reading this post. There are some positive signs in the Universe: The Florida pastor cancels plans to burn the Qur’an. Trump offers to buy the proposed NYC Islamic Center site. The New York Imam willing to discuss moving the Continue reading L’Shana Tova
Families and friends are being split today into a political environment that mimics the contention before the US civil war and the beliefs between the North and the South. Then, 150-years ago, brother opposed brother and state opposed state in the volatile consideration for the right of slavery. Today it Continue reading Where is Civility? Today is Flag Day in America. There was a time in our history when our flag was empty of experience. It had the symbolism of a new united people and the expectation of greatness, but we were a young country and it had little collective history. It did have Continue reading Flag Day
Do you ever wonder about our constant and continuous connection to nature? Yesterday here in the East it was a hot and humid day. Temperatures were in the nineties with a high humidity that makes the warm seem warmer. Florida understands it, but you folks in the dry desert southwest don’t Continue reading Nature…US |
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The following is from a BBC report saying that greenhouse gases have hit a record high in 2011 according to the World Meteorological Organization. We can no longer ignore the obvious. Three one-hundred years storms in the northeast in the last five years should tell us something.
“In its annual Greenhouse Gas Bulletin released
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